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Check out this week’s speakers! 🙌

From helping individuals and organizations unlock their full potential to guiding families through important real estate decisions, this week’s speakers bring services that create lasting impact both personally and professionally. Their work supports growth, confidence, and success in meaningful ways.

Bill and Brandi are both making a strong impact, whether it’s helping people discover and lead through their strengths or helping clients navigate the residential real estate market with confidence and care.

🔹 Bill Dippel – Bill Dippel Strengths Coach & Development

Bill helps leaders, teams, and organizations better understand the natural talents and abilities of their people. Too often, individuals focus on fixing what they think is wrong instead of building on what they naturally do best. This can lead to frustration, lower performance, and missed potential for both the individual and the organization.

As a Gallup-certified Strengths Coach, Bill provides the tools and coaching needed to identify, understand, and develop strengths. When leaders and employees become more aware of their natural abilities, they can work more effectively, lead with greater confidence, and achieve stronger results.

Bill does this work because he believes that when people understand their strengths, they are more likely to succeed in both their careers and personal lives.

💬 “When people know their strengths, they can unlock their full potential.”

🔹 Brandi Herrera – Coldwell Banker Select

Brandi is a residential Realtor with Coldwell Banker Select, specializing as a home marketing specialist and buyer representative. She approaches each client’s real estate journey as a counselor and mentor, taking the time to carefully listen and understand their unique needs and goals.

Using her expertise and market knowledge, Brandi works to create the best possible outcome for each client, whether they are buying or selling a home. She brings extensive experience on both the listing and buyer side and has personally been involved in the successful closings of more than 300 satisfied customers statewide.

With a focus on listening, guidance, and personalized service, Brandi helps clients feel informed, supported, and confident throughout every step of the process.

💬 “Guiding your real estate journey with experience, care, and results.”

Come connect, learn, and grow with us!

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From NordPass based on 2024 data.

"We're going to handle our own IT. It'll save us some money."

We heard that recently from a law firm.

We completely understand the thinking. Every business is looking for ways to reduce expenses.

The problem is that IT isn't just computers anymore.

It's your firewall.
Your backups.
Your email security.
Your Microsoft 365 security settings.
Your Wi-Fi.
Your admin passwords in the hands of an employee.
Your cybersecurity.
Your disaster recovery plan.

Each piece might seem simple on its own, but they're all connected and many of them mission critical.

Networks evolve through years of "just one more device" and "this should work," until one day they become a critical point of failure.

Law offices are no different.
One overlooked firewall rule.
One missing backup.
One disabled security feature.
One employee clicking the wrong email.
Worse one employee associating your MS365 licensing, website login, domain registration to their personal email and then quitting with no further contact.

Suddenly, the money saved each month doesn't look like much compared to the cost of downtime, lost productivity, recovering from a security incident, the fight to get back your IP or the time and expense of recreating a new website and email.

Good IT isn't about buying the most expensive equipment.
It's about having a plan, monitoring your environment, documenting your systems, and fixing small problems before they become expensive ones.

Technology should let your staff focus on on your clients, not wondering if the network is going to stay up today.

Don't let your vulnerable friends or relatives fall for this scam!

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Microsoft quietly extends free Windows 10 ESU support to October 2027 Microsoft has quietly extended its free Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for consumers by an additional year, allowing enrolled devices to continue receiving security updates until October 12, 2027.

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